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that we nre now dbllgod to
sctiia and decide, rolltlca In the
' -wider sense has a great deal to do
LuWlta lt-the polltlca of the world, the
if ipollcy of mankind. tHe concert or the
"nSjthoda by, which, the world la to
j!S bettcrcdr-lhat concert of wilt and
of action nl6h will make every na
yoa a nobler' Instrument of dlvlbfl
Rjjtoyldencc !
gi "t have Bometlrnen heard gentlemen
.rdjactisslng the questions that nronow
rlilwtore ua. with a distinction drawn
between nationalism and Internatlorf
,jjWlln In thee matters. It la very dlf-
j-iflmilt for me t foUw thclr dlt5nc
.itttoiu Tho greatest nationalist la tho
jton -who wants hla naUon to be the
fcaUsat nation, and the greatest na-tlr-a
Is the nation which penetrates
tothe ncart of 1U duty ond minion
nmanir th nations Of the WOrld. i
Kv mVllh every flash of Insight Into
iflttre (?reat politics of mankind tho na
oTUoa that Maa that vision la H'tcd up
m a. nlaee of Influence and power
.wkJch it cannot get by armies, which
""cannot (rot by commercial rivalry.
A&ieli It can set-toy other way than
dibit spiritual leadership which cornea
tyefonY a profound understanding of
the probloou of humanity
-kHFFICULT; to; DIK5US MAT
Jiat TER8 IN WA8HINOTON.
-VHt Is In the tight of Ideas of this
aort that 1 conceive a privilege to dls
cum the matters that 1 have come
Vy from Washington to discuss., I
frvrg come,e,way from Washlptrton to
discuss them toooause, apparently, u
OeV dlUlcult to dleoua thorn In Wash-
Tn whole subject la -surrounded
&hmleta which It Is dtfucult to
'penetrate.
4 brought home with me frtjm the
other side of Ihe water a great doc
ument, a sreat human document, fou
'pWr70U hear It talked ftbctft In
WaiWngton for a whllo you think It
,0. Juat about three or four olausca
fcjt. , ,
9 "You fnhcy that It haa a cerUln
rtlcle X In It: that It haa aomothlng
hbout tho Monroe Doctrine In It; that
j it has aometblng about qultlnr,
Withdrawing- from the I-eugue, snow-
yon thtv you no ao. jvu-nvw vt
1 game, and'-I do not Aear about
isythlng elM In It. ,
Why. by dear fellow cltlrens, thoae
tro mere details, and IncldenU of a.
eat Jiuman. ,enterprls, .and nave
ught the privelege of telling you
fhat,! conceive that human entcr-
rhtft to be.
Tho war that has Just been fln
fbed was np accident.
"Any man who baa followed the
iplltlca of the world up to tho critical
Leak must have known that that
mis the logical outcome of the pro
ILuies bat have preceded lt must
Ahva known thAtf the nations of the
World were preparing for that Very
, Hhlng and were expecting 1U
XPECT OVATION to wiuaon
R AFTER ARRIVAL.
in lea of troops from Jefferson Dar-
Ut presented arms aa the PriU
ht and Mr. Xl'n stepped from
train this mornlnc. and a military
Wild played "Tho Htar-Spangted
ohner." . Tne crowas at mis poinv
lititi 'the lines of soldiers, good na
redly jostled aside the boys In
Mid. who carried rifles with nrtd
ayonets, and massed around the
resident's machine strlvlpr to shake
kids. "
j Jn addition io the people on the side
, along the route to the hotel
rery window was filled rind many
lere on the roofu. Blgns hd been
ted in a number of windows bear.
fig such messages aa "Tell It to 'em,
lpodrow," and "We're with yon,
IToodrow."
One automobile bearing a hugo plac
At pay twi-itod
tr, httir ytt, kari
jmr pwifltr aV
tiFtrtlrvfrypunltf.
THE'
Deservedly
The Largest Selling
Ceylon Packed Tea
ard demanding Miffing of rie'wr.
Umo prohibition bAn dodged down
aide streets, and confronted the Presi
dent at a number of points. It was
filled with woman shrilly cheering anil
waving banders.
MRS. WIL80N BHAHE8 IN PEO
PLE'8 TRIBUTE.
(Mra. Tleon received much ftp
pittuae, -especially fom the .Jrorheh,
arid her namo was frequently heard
along tire line of nwrci, along; wlih
the crlea of 'VVoodow', Women
dodged the police and ran aongslio
the Presldent'a automobile to gti
snapshot of her, btgglng her to
"Ixjk this way, p!ao juat for a
minute," ahd "Mrs. Wilson let's at
your face."
The reception n Ht. loula was held
by many In the Presldent'a party to
bo the most enthusiastic he has re
ceived since he loft Washington. The
party arrived at 4.20 thla mornlnr,
but the President! did not leave bis
train until MO,
rreabyttriniia AW Immpdlate Ilntl
ratlea et Vttatt.
UKlOa QENEVA. Wis.. Sept. J-"
Delegates attendlngthe Preebyl,rlan
new era conference 'here went . on
record ta-dar In favor of Immediate
ratification of the Peace Treaty.
Mea
rial Grave Mr t
lVr.
eklnar Is Itr mrt m
WAB1UNOTON. Sept. S. The Ameri
can Poreitry Aasoclatlon In a telegram
to the mayor of Laclede. Mo.,
Of Oenerai Penning, to-day un
Ing a memorial, grove by the
the returning commander.
elede. Mo., blrthpleee
ea pisnt
town (or
SCHEJWIIK WOMAN GUN6S
TO WITI'SBWIG KMD
Chauffeur' and Another Man At
tacked. Her VVlien She Hired
Taj&ab, She Sayj.
Patrolman SehralUkoMht, of the Weat
47lh Street BUUonv WM at Ctth Street
and Ninth jffrtwa at US o'clock this
morning when a toxlcab with a scream
ing woman hanging on tho running
board drove past him. lie ordered the
chauffeur to halt, but he Increased speed
Instead. The polcman fired a shot and
the woman loi( her grip ana rolled to
the slrret. She wag. Mrs. Helen Peperl
Ing,' of No. 432 West Itnd Street.
Schmlttknecht whistled for help and
another patrolman cruised the taxlcab
to Clrd Street .and polurqbds Avenue,
firing two shots on the way, whero he
lost sltht of tho machine.
At the police station the woman told
Llout, younge that he had hired tho
taxi at th Street and 10th Avenue
and that when she entered It the chauf
feur and a man dressed In tho uniform
ot a sailor attacked her.- Just as she
finished her story Patrelman Smith en
tered with three men whom he had
arretted In a taxlcab In 10th Avenue.
Mrs. IVperlJng Identified one as. the
chauffeur,
The man gave his name as John'Bren,
nsn, twenty-five, of No. lit West End
Avenue. Thoo brought with htm to the
station were hn brother, James, twenty-
four, No. Ill West Hm Street, and
Harry 3. Dalton. twenty-two, No. 1ST
West llth Street. AJ1 were held for
Investigation.
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL HERE.
Oeaaea by War t alberta em
Baalaces at Velaateer Fleet.
Admiral Nicholas (Therasstmotl of
the Rusalan Volunteer' r)eet, contrplled
by the Kolchalc Oovernraent, arrived
in Brooklyn to-day after making hla
wsy here through. Siberia. He went
Into conference iwlth' Ivan V Bhesta
covsky, agent 'of .the fleet, who has
his offices at No. it -Court Street.
Iirooklyn. The Admiral will adjust
same buiinees affalri concerning, the
fleet sn4 will sail for Kntrtni
ens 'Kept
n nr I,,
1( to . arranke for the return . Of
ships Of.M.OfO sxtregate tons caartercd
io Kngiano.
The Admiral said that unless Amerl
can trae with tiusaia is rrfunem sooi
the Japanese will have paplurU It,
NEWS
IPS New York's new ricwspaRcr
with two big tjffcrpn9C8 from
other papers:
It has at many pictures as the London
Daily Mirrpr tlio most successful
paper in England. '
It sums up the news in brief para
graphs in sentences instead of
columns, in paragraphs instead of
pages.
And. s dozen features besides.
Id.
MILD
RESERVATION
ON ARTICLE IEN
TO SENATE
Italy's Claim id Fiume Pre
sented to Seriate Foreign
Relations Committee.
WASHINGTON, Sept. C Hcnator
MoCumber, Republican, North Da
kota, tp.day made public and later
discussed In, the Senate the reserva
tion to Article 10 ' of the League of
Nations advocated, by the Republican
Senators fav6rlng less" drastic reser
vations than those adopted ycotcrday
by tho Foreign Halations Committee.
It would merely define the. (Imitations
of Congress to undertake territorial
guarantees.
The subsUtute by Senator McCum-
ber follows!
l That the advice and auggeHtlona, of
the Coupcll (of tho League), ad to the '
means of carrying Ui jwld obliga
tions (Article 10) Into effect, are only
advisory and that any undertaking
under the provisions of Article 10. the I
execution Of which may requlro the
. - . .... . i
uso oi, American military or naval
forces, or economic measures, can.
unuor i(io juniinuiion, do carrieu nut
only by the. action of tho Congress and
that failure 6f the Congress to adopt J
the eugjosUons of the Council of the'
League, or to provide audi military or
Shall not constitute a violation of the
Treaty."
Tha traatir na trArA r-rsr A n ,
lata yaterday by tho Foreign Hetn
tlons Committee, will Include four
reservations and about forty amend
ments when It reaches the floor ot he
Senate about Sept. 18.
Chairman Lodge began work to
day djraftlpg hla report, but It waa
riot believed the report could be In
shape for presentation to the Senate
for at least ten day. The Demo
cratic members of the committee will
be .allowed three days thereafter In
whkh to file a minority report, which
tnny will do. Weeks of debate, mem
bers sal4, undoubtedly will follow
submission of the reports. ,
Tkf committee to-day held Its last
heating on the- treaty, neprescnta-
uvea ot jiauan socaeqes ana omers
preent4 Italy's claims ton Flume.
Itepreaentatlva Li Quardta. Itenub-
(Iran, New Vprlc, the first witness,
said the neoDle of Fluma were Italian
by bood, tradition and languago and
were anxious to ne reunited to nojy.
Ho said the President had "blue pen
died" the so-called Tardleu com
promise regarding Plume and that
subsequent agreement rdoclicd by
Franpe, Great Drltaln and Italy had
been forwarded recently to Washing
ton for the president's approval.
Professor Alexander Otdrim of New
York, chairman Of the Italian-Ameri
can delegation appearing beroro tne
Committee, mndo a tons- statement
of tho basis of ltalyV claims to Flumo
and certain Dalmatian territory.
uritlsh interests at the ncaco con
ference deliberately "created difficul
ties as to their resDeotlve ideals of
peace" between Italy and the United
States for economic reasons. State
Senator H. A, Cotello of New York de
clared. Italian national development
In tho Mediterranean had been pre
vented by the British, ho said, and "a
cordial understanding between the
United States and Italy would mean a
rpduction oi English power In Eu-
wuiiam it. Field or New Jersey,
who aold he had been In Paris during
the pcaco conference, raid he would
file with tho committee documents to
enow tnat qoi, K. ai. House had fa
vored tho awarding of Flumo to Italy
and that only President Wilson had
opposed that action. He said, also,
that he would submit papers showing
that opposition to Italian acquisition
of the port had conio from the "Ger
man banking house of Wfrburg," be
cause of certain railway Interests It
contr611ed In that jeglon.
PERU'S EX-tEADER HERE.
B.rre Oelnar Paris With Wife,
Cklldt, Me4hr-U-Uv.
Joit Pardo y riaerreda, twice Preil-
dent of Peril, who was deoosed in a
"bloodless" revolution at-Ltma. n Julv
iiJ?TF'v!a here teJay on the steamer
TlVlves from Colombia. lie was accom
panied by nu wife, mother-in-law and
sia-cnuqren.
The fate of Bnor Par4o after the
upturns- remmneo in ooubt for some
tuns, lie was at first arrested by tha
iib was ai nni arreatea I
hU
army chiefs and was reported later
to
nave, ueen oonnnca in tne state
been
penitentiary but subaequenU)
had bean permitted to leave
would take refuge In Paris.
uenuy that he
i-o ru ana
CONFERENCE ON "PRY" BILU.
! to rat TlireaKh Heaae
Uenapr as ABaendad.
WA81UNOTON, Sent S.-Indlcatlona
tOMlay Were that' the Bo net would put
through the House Prohibition Enforce
ment bill virtually as amended yestert
day and with HtUej delay, leaving the
polnta at tsaoe between the two hoUtes
OI 1.1
enco.
As it now standi, many of the House
proyislOhs are modified toy amtndmants
usacaiaa py
Committee.
the Senate Judiciary
EX-CITY OFFICIAL ARRESTED.
IApkUI Hwnttrh to TU Xmtac World
STAMFORD, Ceri., Sept. S.-W!llem
N, Travis, City Treasurer from 1W1 until
this year, waa arrested tq-day charged
with the anDronr atlon of n.arA at rnn.i.
ot the city. Ho released In hall of
fl.lM and will havei a hearing Uonday.
.Travis Was under Indictment at the
time of his arrett for allseed cmbesale-
mnt of funds of tho Stamford National
nil
ink, of which he was csshfer.
Italian SanraonfOeta at city Jb on
in isast eior.
Dr. John W. Perllll, formerly attached
to tne qoiumous anq volunteer Has
pltals and now adjunct professor of eur
gery of .the J'ait Uraduate Hbipltal, was
i yesterday made trustee or Mellaril nn
mane triutee or im
i. -1 . Vi.iu v y. v.
.allied hospitals of New York by Mayor
llvlan. Dr. l'arelll haa lonr been Menll
fled with charitable work on the east
aide. tiArttfiiilarlv In.lh Italian aaetlon
GIVEN
Children of Brooklyn Rent Strikers
Whom Union Movers Refuse to Evict
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The 450 sinking tenants of the
seventeen tenement buildings of
the B. F. W. Realty Company In
Flushing and Bedford Avenues
and Walabout Street, Brooklyn,
won another battlo to-day with
STOPS ELEVATORS
(Continued from First I'ugc.)
go to tho restaurant on the eleventh
floor.
J. A. Pinchbeck, superintendent of
the building, nnnomced happily at
o clock this morning that all was
well. Halt an hour later he qualified
the statement, and at 9 o'clock ho
Issued a supplementary statement
saying that he hoped everything
would bo all right by neon.
Soma of the employees of concerns
With offices away up In the air re
fused to wulk. Thoy -stood around
the entrances und eald thoy would
go to work when they could rldo and
pot before. War Camp Community
Bervlco workers walked up to the
s7lh. 38th. 39th and tOtti floors, whllo
employees ot other concerns would
not walk even twenty flights.
In the tower portion of tho build
ing there are 1,800 employees. Scores
ot tho girl workers camped on tho
stairs as thoy waited for tho single
tower elevator, which did the beBt It
could, but was worso than the Inter-
borough Sunday service. Tho girls
were sun tnoro at noon.
At 2 o'clock thla afternoon renorts
by long distance telephone from tho
ton noors to mo miiby indicated that
there was somo dlatress among the
lunchlejM Inmates of the tower, but
no relief expeditions wore started up.
letter this afternoon there was
trouble with the lights, and only
about 10 per cent, of thorn were
working. Tho building gcta Its
ower from eleven boilers und only
wq could keep up steam.
STRIKES DELAY CABLES.
v.
9. Opcrnlora slop Work Week
Und Io Alii Wage Demand.
TJie Commercial Cablo Company
announced to-day that cable met
aagea ror urent "main and Con
tinemai uuropo would only be ac
cepted subject to delay. The delay,
It was explained, Is duo to the week
end strike of tha American cable
operators, who are demanding that
thty recvlvo the same hourly com
pensation and bonuaea that Kuropean
Thu Amorlcun dictators luva Imir.
urated u systematic atrlliu that tukca
ffi'ct every Sunday at inlilntirlir l ib...
wise the week end strikers will not
work overtime on any of the day
they are on duty. The strikers claim
that thftlr imithod of fnrrlnv ih com
pany tu accede to their lerms hax
mnl Willi lltiaiilmniii. MnnwA.x.l . .1
...v ...... , Htpviwiiii aiiu
that tivery American nnmi .l.iinn i.
crippled at a time when. cable trattlo
'is particularly hsayy, "
FIREMEN'S STRIKE
OF SKYSCRAPER
mwm ntt
City 'Marshal McCarthy and his
assistants who wan tod to evict
them.
Tho struggle lasted through
the mornlntr, and this afternoon
McCarthy said he had elven it
up temporarily, his llttlo band
U. S. AND BRITAIN
ASKED TO POLICE
Paris Hears Allied Generals In
vestigating Disturbances
Have Made Such Appeals.
PAIUS, Sept. B. It Is understood
that the Commission ot Allied Qen-
erals sent to Flumo to Investigate
disturbances there In which French
soldiers wcro killed has mado recom
mendations to the Pcaco Conforcnce
which Include malntenanco .of public
order In Flumo by an American and
British police force, marines forming
tho Amorlcan contingent
ROME, Tuesday, Sept, 2. "The
conclusions attributed to tho Inter
Allied Commission's Inquiry Into the
Flumo Incident aro so enormous,'
suya the Qlornalo d'ltalla, "that they
seem Impossible as coming from rep
resentatives of Governments with
whom for five years Italy has lived
In tho brotherhood of arms and to
whom sho liAs given luminous proofs
of friendship.
"These conclusions, ir reports nre
true, aro blow whloh would be hard-
iv pamnrehcnslble. even If tho com
mission, instcnu or Dcing rrom Aineu
nations, had been composed of offi
cials of the old Austrian Kmplre."
SMITH GALLS STATE-WIDE
CONFERENCE ON FOOD
District Attorneys, Majvjrs, Work
ers and Others to De
Invited.
AW1ANY, Sept. b,X conference ot
persons directly Interested In food nnd
profiteering Investigations ' has tenia
tlvely been fixed for Hcpt. 15, t was said
hv (lev. Smith to-day. It Is eXDCctsd
that Attorney Clencral I'almer win sue
- . ... m
among the conferees.
Thla atn ls tanen in accoraance wun
(he sucsestlon ,of former Gov. Martin
H. aiynn and Dr. John II, Finlcy. .who
have made a preliminary study of food
fnnillilnn In thu Htate.
tllynn and Fluley recommend! that
the District Attorney ot euen county
Mayors of .cities, tho Governor s liocon
tructlon Committee, repreflentatlveS ol
fhumiwra tt Commerce, aerlcultural In
turests. labor and various Blato . olll
clals b Invited.
It waa 'also learned to-day tha
records of flrand Juries and committee)
ilnli hivn Investlauted rood Coats und
.iCtrlhiitlnn-hve becnr turned- ovef to
the federal Department oi jujuct.
FIUME
I
Ijnvlnjr been eo badly outnum
r toercd by the 450 etrilccrs. Ho
itld he would try it again Mon
'May. Tho tenants' union cards so
far havtt kent union movers away
from tho eviction JtVb.
10 AVERT STRIKE
IN STEEL INDUSTRY
(Contlnuod from First Page.)
twenty-four international unions in
mo steel industry has boon called to
who piaco sent. In Washington. D,
to tako suen action as tnev mav
uceni necessary.
"fltay wenot nave your ronlv on or
beforo thnt time as to whether or not
conference with tho steel corporation
is possioie.
Tito Thouanml n. A O. Shopmen
Itetarn to AVork.
CUMDBULAND, Md., Sept, 5. The
,000 Baltimore and Ohio shopmen.
on strike slncn Tuesday, returned to
work to-day. in accordance with the
vote taken yesterday, after being In
formed by Director Qoneral Hlnef
that thoy would bo discharged If
they did not return by Saturday, and
by John Scott, secretary of tha Fed.
ersted Itallroad Crafts, that the strike
was unautnorizca and tnat the unlor
would be penalised by withdraws
of Its charter,
President May Deride on Steel Con
ference To-1) ay.
ST. OUIS. Sept G.-lrcsldent wit
son probably will decide to-day
whether a confarenco can be arranged
beforo next Tuesday, as requested by
Hamuol Clampers, according to an an
nouncement at his hotel hore thla
morning,
K0LCHAK STILL HOLDS OMSK
UusaUu ateasnire Deny lleporta o
Kvacuntlan,
WASHINGTON, Hopt. 6. Informa
lion received at tho Russian Km
oasoy to-day from Omsk Indicates
that reports regarding the evacua
tlon of that capital of tho IColchak
Government am wltliput foundation
With the battle linos gradually ad
vanclng and with rofugees swarming
Into the city, the cables to the Urn
bassy, said. It w but natural to re
move the hospitals and similar lnstl
imliins. However, neither the Gov
eminent nor the population has any
intent on or ovacuatinir ine city. 1'rea-
cure of the , Unlshevlkl haa much
weakened.
Noclallata to Flwlit for Labor Con
trill.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3, Members of the
National Socialist party voted to-day to
continue the light in tho ranks ot or
trnnlxcd labor with the object of ob
taining ultimate control of trades unions
bodies,
I'. H. Minister to llollvlu 5nmefl.
WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-. Abbott
Ifanlnnla nf Halt lj,kr Cltv. Utah. Vaa
iiomlnate'd'torday byrresIdenrVlAon
-i i
io ue nuauterno uoima,.,. -
NEW PEACE OFFER
MAY BE MADE TO
T
"alk Of Opening Some The
atres With Non-Union
Stflge Hands, Contirtues.
Hotli Hides la tlie theatrical, strike
reported' no progress to-day. How
ever, negotiations ard to bo reopened
and It Is probable that another prop
osition will be sent by .the managers
to the Equity Aaapclatlqp. In tho
light of what has hhppencd since the
atrlko waa declared It IB now appar
ent that tha raanagars would hardly
put out am their first offer 'of a
oorrtpromlse one they thought tho
actora would' accept.
Borne of the managers, are still
talking about opening theatres with
non-union stage hands and musicians.
None of the scheduled openings has
come to pass thus far. Equity actora
aro picketing houses which have ad
vertised openings nnd say that one
reason why performances have not
been given ls becnuso tho managers
cannot get competent actora to fill
their costs.
Charles C. Shay, -President of the
Stago lianas' Union, admitted that It
may be possible for tho managors to
open somo theatres, but ho prcdlctod
that tho productions would be fail
ures.
We know the managers aro train
ing non-union stage hands and are
nnvlnc- them abnormal salaries." he
said. "This will be A glgantlo bluff
and they will not get away with it.
Tho New York vubllo will not pay 2
to $1 to see performances when tho
boat actora are not In the casts. The
managers' statement ot last night ls
Ho. At no tune have we demanded
closed shop; In fact wo wont an
open ahop."
8 PER CENT. REDUCTION
IN PHONE RATES APPROVED
Up-State Public Service Commis
sion Ratifies Acceptance of
the Offer.
AUDANT. Sept. 6. The up-State
Public Service Commission to-day ap
proved the action of the Commissioners
Ittlng In New York yesterday In ac
cepting the offer of 0 per cent, re
ductlon In rates by the New York Tele'
nbone Company. I
The reduction applies to Qreattr Mew
York only.
The New York Telephone Co. to-day
announced that the proposed reduction
amounts to a straight 8 per cent, cut
on all charges for business and real
dence exchange service In tho city.
for message rate and, flat rate exchango
service, charges for equipment and
local message on private branch ex
change systems. Intercommunicating
system auxiliary lines, extenalon sta
tlons to main stations both in busi
ness places and residences, and charges
for mileage on exchange lines and on
extension and tie lines wholly within
the local service area.
The reduction does not apply to pub-
lie pay station charges, service con
miction ehars-ea to new aubscrlbera.
charges for private lines not connected
with tne company's general cenirai
office system, minor rentals of plant
not It part of the general exchange
system, or to any toll charges, local
calls Including tnose between Dor
oughs, and 'long distance tolls.
W. V. Men Itefnse to flonor Bar-
leson.
DENVER, Sept, Sr Honorary mem-
berahln In the Association of Western
Union Employees, a national organUa-1
tlon, was denied lostmaster General
llurleson at the annual conference of
tha association to-oay.
STRIKINGAC
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OR
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For Friday and Saturday,
ClinCOLATK COVKUEn CHEOI.K rKfrEIlSIINT rATTIES
lliewi are htr duka ef solrral tfaaar Cream, rletilr flavored
Ir duka at solrral Baser
111 of I'MiDrrrelnt and
with
of our InesrellrKi, rmrranl. veireir
distinctive ctuu-in. sore to plnuo evjrv
2 Big Friday and Saturday Extra Special
ASSOKTKD HA!U CAWUIBS With-
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lons-laatlna sweets In
juq
C'onfrelUas and many ethers equally
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For exact location sea telephone directory,
Tha specified Wslaht Includes the container.
LEAGUE OPPONENTS OfC
FIRE ON WILSON IN SENATE
Sherman Oils pVejidept a Demi.
gogue Who Disregards
Government, '
WASHINGTON. Sent 6. Proaident
Wilson's tieaty tour (speeches drew
tho fire or the opponents of the
League of Nation in' the; Senate to '
day. Senator Sherman, of JJIfnols. ds
nounolhjr the President ain 'dema
gogue, and accusing him of "a con
temptuous disregard" of .the Govern
ment.
Mr. Sherman referred to the' Presi
dent's declaration that the interna.
tlonal confereneo provided for by the
treaty will he convened In Washing
ton whether tho treaty la ratified or
not
"This paragraph of the1 Preaid'ontv
address Is 100 per cent, domarorlcal." .
said Mr. Sherman.
Sherman eald the President -should
tako warning from last year1. rvn.
gresslonal elections' as to the w,v
American sentiment Is veering.
Iater in tho day, Senator Uorah an
nounced, ho proposed to answer on
the Senato floor the President's chal
lengo to "put up or shut ud." Issued
to opponents of thn treaty.
FRENCH MEMORIAL TO U. S.
rea.ee Delegates to Attend Laying
ui .uuHujucni cornerstone.
PAIUS, Sept. 6. The Supreme Council
ot tho Pcaco Conference will not meet
again before Monday.
Frank U Pdlk and the entire Ameri
can Peaco Delegation will bo present
Saturday, at the ceremonies attondlng
the laying of the cornerstone, of the
monument io be erected at Points dc
Grave, at tho mouth of tho Olronde
lllvcr, commemorative of the landing of
me u rat American troops in Prance.
-
Bulgarian to Get Treaty on Men-
day.
PAIUS, Sept S. The peace treat?
with Bulgaria was comploted by thu
Allied delegates this afternoon. It will
bo presented to the Bulgarians Mon
day.
JOHNSON DEATS LYCETT
IN FIRST TENNIS MATCH
t 1 1
American Player Is Australian's Mi
ter in All Angles in Inter
national Competition.
FOREST HILLS, L, I. Sept 5. Wsl-
lace F. Johnson, Philadelphia, to-day
defeated Randolph Lycett Australia.
In the first match of the International
Tennis competition. Johnson won In
straight set 6 1. 63, 6 I.
The American was Lycett's master
at every, nngio of tho game. He had
no trouble solving the Australian';
service. HIh placement shots and
superior generalship were largely re
sponsible for his victory.
In the second Invitation match.
nlchard Nnrrla Williams II, Boston,
defeated R. V. Thomas, Australia.
8 . wunams lost nis nrt service
hut recovered his steadiness and won
by drives In tho far corners, out of
his opponent's reach.
Electric
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"Lost and Found" adTtrtlssmsnla
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Sept. 5th and 6th
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